Montana’s Budget Battle
As local lawmakers convene for the 2017 Montana Legislature, the state’s lean budget promises to take center stage
Spotlight Event: Brash Winter Series Rodeo 2017
Western Montana’s longest running series rodeo features bull riding, bareback, saddlebronc and more
Kelley’s Market Trends: Small Acreage Tracts
Analyzing all residential tracts that have sold that are between 3.0 acres and 10.0 acres
University of Montana’s Longest-Serving President Dies
George Dennison, a 1953 Flathead High School graduate, was 81
Whitefish Mountain Resort Receives Most Snowfall in 18 Years
With more than 12 feet of snow this winter, ski area breaks single-day visitation record
Museum at Central School Celebrates 15 Years of John White Speaker Series
Montana history, culture presentations at the Museum at Central School kick off Jan. 8 with live history performance by Neal Lewing
Osweiler Regains Starting Job for Texans’ First-Round Playoff Game
Kalispell product started the first 14 games this season before being benched on Dec. 18
Apple Rose Tart
Serve with vanilla ice cream or caramel sauce
New Airport Director Steps in Amid Record Passengers
Rob Ratkowski named permanent chief of Glacier Park International Airport
Remington Gets Facelift Under New Ownership
Dave Sheeran of Second Street Pizza takes over at Whitefish watering hole
Montana State Parks Experience Record Attendance for Fourth Straight Year
Flathead Lake state parks drew the most visitors in Montana during peak season
Storylines That Could Define 2017
From the legislative session to the changing economic landscape, here’s what to follow in the new year
Lodging Reservations, Skier Visits up at Whitefish Mountain Resort
With best snowpack in Montana, Big Mountain attracts second-busiest day on record, more Canadians
County Sued Over Egan Slough Zone Denial
Lawsuit against the Flathead County Commission asks judge to reverse board's decision and expand the Egan Slough Zoning District
Whitefish Stands Unified Against Harassment
In the wake of white supremacist threats, residents and community leaders band together, organize ‘Love Not Hate’ gathering
